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I need to prepare a bunch of web links for the iPad, but wold like to do it on a MacBook.<br><br>What Export features are there? Can I export just certain folders?<br><br>Thanks
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I need to prepare a bunch of web links for the iPad, but wold like to do it on a MacBook.
What Export features are there? Can I export just certain folders?
Thanks

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iPad

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Chrome

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Apple OS

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